Banks is one of only three incorporated communities in Bradley County. Once known for its relationship ...

In 1890 and 1892, brothers William and Henry Beavers—both African American—were lynched near Warren (Bradl...

William Binns was hanged in Warren (Bradley County) on June 11, 1880, for the murder of another African Americ...

  Bradley County, located in southern Arkansas in the West Gulf Coastal Plain, has become known nationall...

The Bradley County Courthouse was designed by architect Frank W. Gibb and contracted by E. L. Koonce. Construc...

The Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival celebrates the pink tomato industry in southeastern Arkansas. Origina...

Howard Edmunds was hanged on December 9, 1881, in Warren (Bradley County) for the murder of his young sister-i...

Abe Frazier was executed at Warren (Bradley County) on November 28, 1884, for killing a man he claimed was ste...

William Shields Goodwin was a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives. He represented the Seven...

On July 19, 1903, a twenty-three-year-old African American man named Crane Green was lynched near Warren (Brad...

Confederate colonel Peter V. Green, an attorney of Bradley County, Arkansas, served during the Civil War as a ...

A lynching in Warren (Bradley County) was the subject of two different reports published in the January 23, 18...

Henry Hamilton, described as a wealthy landowner from Bradley County, was reportedly lynched by a mob on June ...

Built on what was once the farm of Wiley Powell and then Jefferson Singer, the city of Hermitage is located on...

Carroll Charles Hollensworth was a prominent member of the Arkansas General Assembly in the 1930s, 1940s, and ...

Moro Bay State Park is one of the most popular locations for fishing and water sports in south central Arkansa...

At the age of twenty-three, Herbert L. Thomas Sr. started one of the most successful business ventures of the ...

An African American man named John Turner was lynched in Warren (Bradley County) on April 5, 1903, after havin...

The USS Bradley County, originally USS LST-400, was a tank landing ship that served the U.S. Navy in the Europ...

Warren has been the Bradley County seat of justice since the county’s organization on December 18, 1840. Loc...

James Perry Williams dropped out of high school at Warren (Bradley County) and moved to the central Arkansas t...

William Yancey, accused of being a horse thief, was attacked by a mob and hanged in western Bradley County whi...